Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1948 — Page 14

same time, 1 didn’t hear a word he said.” 80 it looks like the question will never be answered because

far in “The Fan.” (Not to be confused with a teen-ager clutehing an autograph book or what W. C. Fields liked to throw eggs into. This Fan is a re-make of "Lady Windermere’s Fan”)

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By HENRY oy BUsLER Old Vienna underwent & partial resuscitation st Butler Bowl last might. Fabien Sevitzky and the Summer Symphony, aided by Marguerite McClelland, soprano; Martha Larrimore, contralto, ana on: Crain, tenor, produced a gram that almost, but not atte, irevived the glories of the pre-war Ringstrasse. il Maybe it was beer that was lacking—“Bier, oder Wein oder {Schnapps,” as they would have sald in those now half-forgotten expansive days. Pop is a poor sub-| stitute as fuel for “Gemuetlich-

Or maybe this summer's untimely weather—that shower yesterday that left the seat cushions damp and squashy-—again loused ihe “Stars Under the Stars” program. “Get Good Start

¢itra got off to a good start with the Strauss “Flédermaus” ture. Here as elsewhere in the evening's program, the orchestra showed the

sensé In achieving musical effects. |

‘soloists, In a paraphrase of fa-| miliar words, there are three big voices that have lost their way. All three singers suffer from too much v

attention to musical values. All

waste the talent they all have. Big, Fine Voice It's a matter of small importance that Miss McClelldnd sang; the Strauss “Tales From the Vienna Woods” in Italian. In a pinch, any language will do, al-| though it might have been more |

tg|sénaible to use an English trans-

Any writer who plays an *instrument is apt to be biased inst singers. But I still can't feeling that singers should

Dr, Sevitzky and the orches-| g.. ly Troops Wreck. over- Water Pumping Station

essive effect of | Two heavy explosions blew up the Sevitzky discipline, Sevitzky good Latrun pumping station on the! {water pipeliné to Jerusalém be- FE It's not so easy to praise the tore dawn today, {Israeli government Sanouncément

fhrato, too much striv-|lations were Heavily damaged, ing for theatrical effects, too little making it impossible to pump

three need very careful coaching|Ein, northeast of Tel Aviv, to if they're not going fo ruin and|Jerusalem.

Thomas L. Thomas, will inivwn baritone, who will be heard with

Fabien Sevitzky and the Sum- ion 5:18 and _ n LYRIO

mer Symphony in this season's

final Butler Bowl concert at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mr. Thomas also was scheduled to sing a specisl program for patients af the Veterans’ Hospital, Cold Spring F Rd. at 2:30 at 2:30 p, m. - m. foday.

Sabu, Jounne Page and Wendell Corey, at 12, 2:35, 6:10, 7:45 and 10:25. “Guns of Hate,” with Tim Holt, at 11, 1:35, 4:10, 6:45 hnd 9:35,

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have to be. n last night's program, the soloists were not {oo well fortf-| fled with encores. Maybe orchestral parts for encores were lack- — but as Patrice Munsel demted in the Aig. 1 concert, she sang several encores panied by M Spalding the harp; it is po

ocourred last night.

ll Mr. Cram sounded more effec-

tive, as I recall, when he ap pedred here with the Xavier Cugat show. He has a fine, big voice. But, like Miss McClelland {anid Miss Larrimore, he needs skillful direction, : © Hope They Come Back Miss Larrimore’s version ler’s "An ou Batrainy 3 r want of a en

a prime an ample Aan lacking radar or other means of piloting, All these three amiable young |

People shoula have a sefision with like Jennie Tourel{somebody who could talk turkey and do good. They're potentially fine singers, and -1I hope they come back, Tomorrcw's concert will foature Thomas L. Thomas, the bari.

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